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Eastern Nebraska | Although, playing devil's advocate of course, the AT&T coverage drop could happen with any phone, not just a Galaxy. It's all about how you visualize the phone as well, you have your home screen button at the bottom, which could act as the iPhone's square home screen button, the only difference is you have to hold it. This allows you to close all open windows/tasks. Then you have your menu button on the left and the back button on the right. I've always found that iPhones leave too many things open, but that's just my OCD talking with having to have processes and windows closed and not continually running.
Edited by PrecisionNE 9/2/2015 20:28
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Samsung smart phones
